Originally posted by DimPrawn
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Anyone know anything about cars?
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostHaving lots of torque they tend to give a better drive in the bigger heavier 7 seat people carriers.Comment
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Originally posted by MyUserName View PostI know absolutely nothing about cars at all - my family never had one, I did not get one until I was 25 etc.
However, my wife will hopefully be passing her test soon and will want a car. It looks like the best bet for us is oen of those big people carrier things, the ones with loads of seat or storage space depending on how you configure it.
Can anyone recommend any ones which are particularly good or ones to avoid? I would probably want to spend less than 5k if I can.Comment
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go for a grand c4 picasso. diesel 2 litre. 7 seats, comfortable, nice design touches, reasonable build quality. 45mpg. loads of them about - should be able to get a good-un for 5k.Comment
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